Climatic conditions, financial and subjective wellbeing evaluations

We study the impact of climatic conditions on self-reported financial and subjective wellbeing indicators. To inform the climate policy debate, we conduct a unique multi-domain analysis of how monthly weather measurements (sunshine, rainfall, temperature anomaly) relate to financial evaluators (current/expected finances, job/income satisfaction), mental and physical health (mental distress, life/health satisfaction). Matching individual-level data […]

Housing wealth distribution, inequality and residential satisfaction

[…] an increase in housing wealth at the aggregate level. Consequently, housing wealth growth does not necessarily improve residential satisfaction for society as a whole if it leads to housing wealth inequality. Given the significant impact of housing wealth distribution on residential satisfaction, it is important to consider housing wealth inequality in making public policy decisions.